Kuifje 7 - De zwarte rotsen - 1 Album - Reprint - 1947





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Hergé’s Dutch-language hardcover comic album De zwarte rotsen, issue 7, is the second printing of the 1947 title and is in good condition.
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This is a nice copy of *The Black Rocks* from 1947. The album has an A46 back cover and is the second Dutch-language printing of this title. The condition is fair to good.
The covers are in good to very good condition, with little wear. There is a Belgian bookstore price sticker on the front cover. A few titles in the list on the back cover have been ticked off, and a couple of pencil marks have been made. The edges are in good condition, with some loss of color. The corners are still fairly square, though somewhat worn. The blue spine is in good to very good condition, with slight discoloration and wear.
The endpapers look tidy, but the front endpapers had been completely split through and were subsequently reglued along the hinge. The rear endpapers are neat and intact, but have a slight tear at the bottom.
The book block had come loose, but has been put back in its original position. The book is free of writing and in fairly tidy condition overall, with the binding in good shape. There are a few small tears, and at the bottom of pp. 61/62 a small piece of paper had come loose, but this has been repaired (see photo 22).
All in all, this is a fairly attractive album with good eye appeal, from the early period of Tintin in Dutch.
This is a nice copy of *The Black Rocks* from 1947. The album has an A46 back cover and is the second Dutch-language printing of this title. The condition is fair to good.
The covers are in good to very good condition, with little wear. There is a Belgian bookstore price sticker on the front cover. A few titles in the list on the back cover have been ticked off, and a couple of pencil marks have been made. The edges are in good condition, with some loss of color. The corners are still fairly square, though somewhat worn. The blue spine is in good to very good condition, with slight discoloration and wear.
The endpapers look tidy, but the front endpapers had been completely split through and were subsequently reglued along the hinge. The rear endpapers are neat and intact, but have a slight tear at the bottom.
The book block had come loose, but has been put back in its original position. The book is free of writing and in fairly tidy condition overall, with the binding in good shape. There are a few small tears, and at the bottom of pp. 61/62 a small piece of paper had come loose, but this has been repaired (see photo 22).
All in all, this is a fairly attractive album with good eye appeal, from the early period of Tintin in Dutch.

